PSG welcome back Kvaratskhelia in top form | OneFootball

Khvicha Kvaratskhelia has rediscovered his best form, and Paris Saint-Germain once again has a player capable of changing the course of a match: with Ousmane Dembélé and Désiré Doué sidelined due to injury, the Georgian's resurgence allows coach Luis Enrique to find solutions in a challenging season.

The last memory of a truly brilliant performance by ‘Kvara’ for PSG dates back to September 17, against Atalanta (4-0) at the Parc des Princes.

After playing little in the early games of this season due to the wear and tear of the previous one, the Georgian seemed to have regained his level. But that wasn't what ended up happening. The former Napoli player went through several games without major performances until last Saturday night against Rennes (5-0).

Scorer of two goals, one of them with his trademark move – accelerating down the left, cutting inside with his right foot, dribbling defenders, and finishing – he also showed once again that he does not hesitate to make sprints or help in defense while regaining his effectiveness.

“I Can Improve”

“I am very happy with his performances because he is a high-level player, with great quality and a lot of ambition. I am very satisfied with his performance since his arrival last season. All players have ups and downs,” acknowledged Luis Enrique.

Admitting that he plays more comfortably on the left, the forward stated at the end of November that he feels “very good at the moment.”

“I think there are many aspects in which I can improve. I am working on it. I could score many more goals, provide more assists. Every day I try to be the best version of myself,” he assured.

Winger Bradley Barcola has also been improving his performance lately, regaining his goal-scoring instinct and his ease in dribbling past defenders.

With their wingers in form, and with Dembélé and Doué regaining their best level, PSG drew 0-0 on their visit to Athletic Bilbao on Wednesday, in a difficult season marked by a constant flow of players in the medical department.

Now, the focus returns to Ligue 1, where the team is just one point behind the surprising leader Lens. On Saturday, PSG visits Metz, the bottom of the league, aiming to put pressure on the rival, who hosts Nice (12th place) on Sunday.

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